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Fhe r i H Marts! Agaats are aww iniiiilii tn thai vfcJultjr. They hav m rT fcrtss. astta stary te taB. Let fbass ton tt ts JNWsV 1,000 HUE FOWLS III STOCK SHOW Splendid Poultry Exhibit Is Being Planned as At tractive Feature. Secretary Wendell of the Oregon State Poultry association has notified the directors of the country club that his committee on arrangements will have the details of the week's card of exhibits together with the list of pre miums completed In time to embrace It In the official program of the Paci fic National meet The exhibits In the poultry division of the livestock show will Include more than 1000 birds, practically the entire --Jlst of entries to be shown at the state fair at Salem being prepared to come nera. Ana in addition tnere win be many single birds and pens from local poultry fanciers that will find place In me usis. Inasmuch en the value of caiih rr. mlums to be awarded to classy exhibits or me reatnery tribe win be close to 1500, the show will attract as large If noi iarger paironase man any ever held In Oregon, particularly as It H to be neia in connection with the races and livestock show. The work of olllnr Sandv road from East Twenty-eighth to the country club irari win Degin prODSDly not later than Jiext week, as the result of an agreement between the county court and the di rectors of the coiintrv club, who prom ised to raise half the cost of the Im provement If the county would stand the other 50 per "ont. This arrange ment was satlsfar-tory. the county court feeling that the country club and renl dents along the thoroughfare should t.e willing to stand a part of the v xpense In order to have the work rushed for ward lmir.Kllaid v Sandy road is a county road ar.d will be nlled so that It will make almrst a perfect automo- Clle boulevard and drive -for all sorts I or pleasure vehicles and be In fine shape by the time tue livestock show Is begun. POPULAR PROGRAM ; AT PLAZA TONIGHT Slrnor DeCaprlo's band will rndr f. ncrt this ewning at the plaaa -Week. Thtrt and Main streets A popu lar program has been selected, ii.i Bights concert in Uoiladay park ,ir n Immense crowd. It was an nthu- WabtoK U, Pi-1'' Pr " th Wsrch, "Administration" DeCarrlo "Mtsrr from Ii TrOTatore". '. rtl F'lertion. "Maid Marian" I KorV. rarapuras "iwier- Nmk. Sallet Vu.le and Soldiers' Msrrli trm -William Tell" YtUml Tralta. -1! Fellows" ...... xZlS l-.rula, -rU fTlng Po.tfotucha . Knoln1 luted m w. .vf im Vu rATHV .... HartK Xoj Is Kin1" '.'..."... .JJio. A. ffeCaprto. director. "t d rr. Kind jcw Lift rll s for ooveral yeara. and find tr-e-a jl nVy nsht' osrs Mr.- a. a. Fel of Harris lUo. Ji. T. New L4fo t i r'io iuwi tno toaot 4llram. f"t- -t ri4y for nnnipatt. I. tisrMa oad -! n. Xk at fekd- liv-rs vo fiTBf stor. . . ;---t Woman In mother, wife or daughter is entitled to the Unfailing Protection of Life Insurance. The ticking of the seconds should remind you that delay in Life Insurance may deprive your family of their future support, co'mfort and education. A in euu r i Is the husband's and father's most practical evi dence of his affection for uThe Woman in the Case." INSURE NOW FOR The Prudential Insurance Co. of America Incorporated mm m Stock Company by Ihe Slate of New Jersey JOHN F. DRYDEN, President Agents JOHN PAU1LR, Superintendent, Rothchild Building UNIONS TO BOYCOTT OREGON GOODS MADE IN DRY DISTRICTS Union coopers of Oregon are planning to boycott all products made or growu In the dry districts of the state. More than that they are going to put the taboo on anything made from any prod uct or commodity coming from the drouth-strlcheri districts. In this they are following the action of the Coopers' International Union of North America in California which recently passed res olutions denouncing the .fronlDition wave in Oregon anoT pledging Its mem bers not to patronize Oregon products coming from the dry counties. tiolng a step further, it la planned to cake me wariare into tne ranns or me other unions affected by the local option edicts and make an effort to put the ban on all dry counties so far aa union labor patronage Is concerned. The state of California Is much in terested in the spread, of the local op tion districts of the slate of Oregon. The- great extent of the wine Industry there makes any Interruption of thi liauor trarnc reit py tne worxingmen or the state, whose labors put them In connection with the wine business. Ac cordingly, at a recent meeting held In California Coooper' local union No. 65 of San Francisco adopted the following resolutions. Whereas. Great Injury Is being done to our trade through local option and Prohibition in the states of Oregon; and, Whereas, Said action Is adversely af fecting our Industry and employment and Is a blow to our Individual liberty and that of our fellow-tradenmen and will work detriment to our brethren In I COUNUEN SLAP PACIFIC TELEPHONES Members Vie in Denouncing Slot Machines in Use at Present. Members of the city council Individ ually and collectively rapped the Pa- clfio States Telephone company yester day, and several declared that the serv ice Is among the worst In the country. Counclimsn Beldlng started the agita tion against the telephone company by asking the council to request the city attorney to give an opinion as to wheth er or noi ins city Las a rigni 10 com- fl the company to remoTe the nlckle-n-the-elot telephones which he de clared were s much of a gamble at th. lot machines driven out a year or so ago. Councilman Krllaher Test fielding one better hjr declaring the slot ma chltve telephones no gamble at all, be cause, he ssid. it Is a certainty .that you lose your nlckie whether you get a connection or not. That ataned the ball rolling, and be fore the council men ended they had said aboot ail the meaa things they ooald think of about Uvo telephone com pany. Drismll followed Kellaher. and two rthere followed Ir1wolL froraj wvrs os their foot slmaltanootisly any Ing tklngs about the company's oerrk-e 'ha -wouid hava made the company of ficial, wit as In borror. Coanrllrma Concaanna Mid -tht be had T4rtond the mepnnr bad lm trT " serrtcw. 1 fact.- bo ead. I km of of It. Wbr. thT formerly "1 sea (i-M a THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. JULY 9, NEW LOW-COST Zr T Lr r A- r Wanted. ithe allied trades, vie., malsters, brew ers, engineers, vat makers, stave engi neers, copper smiths, pottery, printers, shipping blacksmiths, builders, dray men, iron founders, packing-case makers and other trades; , Therefore be It resolved. That the Coopers' union No. 65 hereby pledge themselves not to purchase any product or commodity made or grown in those localities in the state of Oregon where Prohibition has prevailed, and pledge themselves further against any product or commodity manufactured In the state of Oregon made from any article or product grown or made in any prohi bition district in said state; Resolved, That the Coopers' union No. 85 pledge themselves to use every en deavor to secure similar action from all other affiliated trade unions organized or represented In the state of Califor nia. Adopted at a regular meeting of Coopers' union No. 65 held June 25, 1 JUS. I. P. BEBAN, Bee. On belnff read the resolutions this morning, fc-rwln zann, secretary or coop ers' union, local No. 1S2 of Portland, said that while he had not heard of the action taken by the California union he was certain that the local union would follow the lead of the Cal lfornlans. He said that he would bring the Question before the next meeting, to be held the first Thursday of next month, August 6, and that he was con fident that the local men would follow California's lead and aid the California men in their protest against the spread of local option in Oregon. they charge me $3 a month. I am ure they have Improved." If the city attorney rules that the city can make the telephone company remove Its slot machines, the chlf of police will be instructed to order them out. Shortly after the council passed the ordinance for Improving Vista avenue yesterday. Mayor Lane signed the measure and viewers were appointed In order that the work could lie pushed to rapid completion. City Engineer Tay lors plan was adopted by the council men, calling for a 60-foot boulevard system on the heights. The Improve ment will cost about 1150.000 and will be one of the most expensive street Improvements ever made In Portland. The Improvement also marks a new era In street development In Portland In that It will form one of the most beau tiful drives In the country. A petition was Introduced in the council yesterday asking for a bridge across Sullivan s gulch at East Six teenth street No action was taken on the communication other than to refer It to the street committee. WAST A HAND IX CHANGING CHARTER A mass meeting has been called for 1:19 this evening at tho North Alblns flrehouse for the purpose of discus sing proposed amendments to the city charter. A commlttte will be appoint ed to call on Mayor Lane and re quest that a committee of North Al blna residents to be made later, be oonstnted with reference to any pro posed charter changes or amendment, particularly sffcucg the suburban resident district. Members of all Peninsula. Improvement rlub are es poriaily requested to attend the mass meeting:. mUy only II it port. Sherry. An gelica. MuacsTe! aad Toha win, tie rT gaiVin. Ksttoaal Win company. Fifth aa4 Starts, Fionas Mala tit; The Case HER BENEFIT HOME OFFICE, NEWARK. N. J. Good Income. Promotion. BBJLNCH OTPIOBS EH rOKTXAWS: UNCORKED ITS CHEERS TOO SOON i -- (Continued from Page One.) the signs that the event of a con vention was at band. Uncorked Too Soon. Gore had uncorked the company fizz before the banquet was ready. The great crowd roared with Joy as It unbuckled Its lungs In Its mad ness. At the end of perhaps five minutes of cheering some one in Pennsylvania grabbed the guidon of that state and started to march to ward Nebraska. Indiana and Illi nois followed and soon half a dozen states were marching at the big moon-faced Bryan banner of Nebras ka and in three minutes two dozen 1 states were In the bear dance, with jumping guidons. The band played "Hot Time" and the crowd screamed with delight. Two dozen and then three dozen state banners were romping over the hall. The crowd stopped at Mary land and then with a shout Maryland fell In. Then 40 states were In the procession. It went to the front of the hall as 1O.CH0O men howled In delirium and sufrounded the Ne braska banner. That was after the cheering had lasted 20 minutes. Then the phalanx at the speaker's platform went back and surrounded New York; but New York remained unmoved. The madmen capered to Minnesota. But seven strong men and true gripped the Minnesota ban ner and held it fast. Fight Over New Jersey. Some Kansas fellows were going to steal it and the word came to Minnesota and she got ready for a fight. There was a fight for the New Jersey banner, and a struggle to get Delaware to move. Connec ticut also was unshaken. The crcwd In the galleries raw the milling of the human ants on the floor and bawled Itself hoarse at the craxy tight. The roar of the crowd was growing steadier and the march of the delighted demons on the floor was growing more and more gro tesque. It was aa spontaneous aa bedlam. It was more than spontan eous; it was accidental, and as the crowd went wild the reporters thought of poor General Clayton, who has been working for two weeks on his speech- as permanent chair man to arouse Just the demonstra tion that Gore called forth. There were eaglet on perches dancing above the craxy crowd, cowgirls marching through the throng yen in g, bands tooting la the breathing pells, frrorlte daughters of the va rious delegation on the platform t POLICY HLNRY LYNCfi, rgroisB,M.3iJM waving the banners of the states. There were banners of marching clubs, mottoed banners like that of Michigan, bedlzzened in gold with the motto of the Omaha platform, "Equal rights to all; special priv ileges to none." There were old men and young men grating in the din and the noise never faltered nor needed claque to keep it going aad the clock went round and half way around again, as this pandemonium raged, and above It all there was the pale face of Grover Cleveland, the loader forgotten, the prophet whose doctrine was discarded, sol emnly gazing down on the scene. Georgia Did Hot Badge. And still Georgia did not budge. The young men who directed the music in the gallery saw the delegates crowd ing around Oeorgla and being a young man and from north of Mason and Dix on's line, he played "Marking, Through Georgia, and that set the hair on Georgia, and nothing on earth could have budged her. Slowly the roar died down and the convention went back to sanity. But It was a great demonstration th greatest ever made In America and lasted 60 minutes. Cheering to Koose- veii was a gooo-Dye to party leader. It will be Interesting to watch and wait for another four years to roll around and to note whether the dem onstration of good-bye to the leader whom this convention honored, will be as sincere and hearty as that with which he Is greeted today. The calm pale face of Grover Cleveland looking across at Thomas Jefferson on the other side of the hall, might have winked slyly as he thought of the little sigh of good-bye which the convention bestowed on him yesterday How soon we are forgotten wlien we are gone. Evening Session. When the oonventlon opened this eve ning 15,0u8 people crowded into thn hall, the most beautifully designed and decorated hall which ever held a na tional convention. The cnmn.Vtee on credentials had lost its report. It was given to a stenographer who disap peared with it and forgot to coma back. Ho the convention nuriM ti over an hour listening to Congressman Hobson, who made his congresslonil and Chautauqua speech on the larger navy. Hobson got in a quarrel wi'n the convention and his usefulness is over. Senator Bob" Taylor followed pleasantly saying nothing admirably. And then the real trouble of the eve ning began over the proposition of Mr. Bryan's friends to run the har row of Mr. Guffey of Pennsylvania. MOTOR HAPPY ED just as C-H. Douchr of cut.kanie was about to see the labor e , crowned by the perfection of a new hlgfc power explosive, the mixture that he was preparing exploded, seriously burning himself and his wife, who was helping 'him with his experiment. Both were brought to 8t. lncent's hospital In the asms ambulance yesterday. Doucny aad his wife own a farm near Clatskante, Ha la aa Investor and has originated eevrVl patent devices of soasa alu.. tils great dream, bewrrer asa Been to prepare a kind of gB powdr that wou 4 prove extremely powerful. Over, this he has been ls borieg night and day, conducting his experiments la a little workshop la' Lhs resr of bis house. Friday the por Was almost f-Mdr for the final test. Mr. asxl Mrs. Daachy Belied the Irgredlents am) were pre paring a earnpis cartridge when the pow- K r K lJ TXT? Lrrv nJ ) p i ALTHOUGH SCORCH oar aiyioae wrens irg am ax.' 1868. f IN FIJI HJ3 i rji r i Ordinary ud Indus- fJ'' ' " fetal Pelldes. : t 1 1 70. Vi sff: 'ii i ;! V . Bote Suss. V f '"lJ, . ..- J A..aats $1S to VifcNC 1 -1 Xjggsgx Manager (Ordinary Dept.), Corbett Building MaWNMMBMIHiWHBMM TOUR TRAINS NORTH COAST LIMITED TWIN CITY EXPRESS EASTERN EXPRESS J NORTHERN. PACIFIC-BURLINGTON EXPRESS X Northern Pacific Railway visa. j YELLOWSTONE, NATIONAL PARK Stopovers allowed on all tickets to enable trip being taken through Park. T ROUND TRIP To all points in the Apply to any ticket agent Norfhern Pacific Railway and have fares quoted, routes explained, and berth reservations made, or call on or write A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent J 255 MORRISON STREET PORTLAND, OREGON EVERYONE KNOWS BURNS' COFFEES! D. C BURNS CO. Ctlfees, Teas & Spices aoftoio Third St, Bank, Store and Fire Fcane V r,rc -.SWiiyc and . Fire Casing's Portland Wire Cor. Second and Ev tt bs ruing both Uia iarsntor ao4 his wife aboat the fee and hands aad neck. Is both eases the arms and hands are meet severely bunted, the Douch? Wlcg Is the act of handling the explosive wbea It was Ignited. At et. isomri tepiti nr. wilTUia Jonrm aatd that betb woo Id retwver I snd that they would wot Iom tba of taeig ben da. ixisoiiy urese4 bja - - L'" "J TO THE, LAST TOURIST FARES middle and eastern states. Burns' Coffees are Cof fees with a reputation of 20 years. No matter how strong the competi tion, the sale9 constant ly increase because once a drinker of Burns' Cof fees always a drinker. Office Railings feti;r?A,- Fencing ;w'L"J'"iT1' and SI S TreIIisWork & Iron Works fit as. Phons Matin 3000 SSI I aetarai inatioa at tba hospital this morning to start la areJo with fata pow. der aa sona as be as sble to return to bis bonta. Re dwlared the tiplm Ion simply proved lbs suoceas at bis experiment. j TfTrwrww wlii pe1 lively bo the lrt rHr for dieoonrt j west aid gas blUa r. -
